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An OLD, OLD, OLD OLDOLDOLD drawing I did for an art class. The original is about 5x5 inches. I can't remember the assignment exactly, but I ended up doing this ceramic figurine with a crumpled dollar bill. The instruction was also to do a very "tight" (detailed) pencil rendering, which I tried to do. And I did it with crosshatching or straight pencil strokes, NO BLENDING. (This is another example of pencil rendering using no blending. I've got a recurring theme going here!)

I drew from life. The figurine was a gift from relatives who owned a china shop, given to our family years ago. I don't know where it is now, but this drawing brings back good memories of all the gifts of fine china that we got from these relatives!

Description
An OLD, OLD, OLD OLDOLDOLD drawing I did for an art class. The original is about 5x5 inches. I can't remember the assignment exactly, but I ended up doing this ceramic figurine with a crumpled dollar bill. The instruction was also to do a very "tight" (detailed) pencil rendering, which I tried to do. And I did it with crosshatching or straight pencil strokes, NO BLENDING. (This is another example of pencil rendering using no blending. I've got a recurring theme going here!)

I drew from life. The figurine was a gift from relatives who owned a china shop, given to our family years ago. I don't know where it is now, but this drawing brings back good memories of all the gifts of fine china that we got from these relatives!